Tesla has started rolling out its 2022.8.2 software update and now release notes are available.
According to the details from developer @greentheonly, 2022.8.2 release notes indicate…
- Estimated charging times are now more accurate, taking battery temperature into account
- Vehicle preconditioning accessed via Tesla app will stay on up to 30 minutes after a door is opened
- Model 3/Y: ability to hide an active call card so it doesn’t block active navigation turn-by-turn directions
- Model S/X: call info now shows at top of the screen in a ‘card’ that can be swiped away
- New language support: Czech
- USA/Canada/Mexico/Puerto Rico: Boombox only works now while parked
- Additional climate controls via Tesla app
- Navigation search results
According to Not a Tesla App, also new is a ‘faster backup camera’, as a laggy delay has been fixed.
Expect a wider release of 2022.8.2 soon in the United States and beyond.
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